Locked-in syndrome

Brain-computer interface

graphic representation of BCI technology

Our research seeks to develop an efficient and effective brain-computer interface system that will serve as a communication access method for individuals with locked-in syndrome. We strive to improve the accuracy and speed of the technology, as well as user satisfaction, for a system that can be used for functional written and spoken expression.

For more information on locked-in syndrome, please contact Betts Peters, Ph.D., C.C.C.-S.L.P. .

Betts Peters, Ph.D., CCC-SLP discusses brain-computer interfaces

Visit our BCI Playlist on YouTube for more videos that explain how brain-computer interface technology can help people with locked-in syndrome and their families.

Our research on locked-in syndrome

Here you will find short descriptions of the three grants that we are currently working on in brain-computer interface.

Writing papers about our work is an important part of the research process. The papers you will find here have been included in conference proceedings and peer-reviewed journals.

For additional publications, please visit CAMBI.tech

Every year we give presentations about the work we are doing. We have a diverse team who present on different aspects of the study.

For additional presentations, please visit CAMBI.tech

Here you will find articles and other writings from community members with locked-in syndrome who are participating in our research. You will also find newsletters featuring our research.

Resources for families

Podcasts

Brain computer interfaces with Dr. Melanie Fried-Oken. Listen to the podcast 

Brain-computer interfaces for people with ALS. Listen to the podcast 

Useful websites